Plan your builders’ waste collection
Construction waste can be deceptively heavy. A small pile of rubble may weigh more than a much larger timber load. Send separate photographs of each material, explain what is bagged or loose and give an estimate of quantities. For work in progress, let us know whether you need a single collection or phased clearances.
What we can discuss
- Mixed builders’ waste, by agreement
- Separated timber loads
- Hardcore and rubble loads
- Separated plasterboard, with handling agreed
Before we arrive
Keep plasterboard and other distinct waste streams separate where practical. Flag sharp objects, nails and heavy bags. Identify suspected asbestos or hazardous materials before any general collection; do not break or disturb them for loading.
How the quote works
The supplied clean-load guide lists timber £300, hardcore £250 and plasterboard £300, each for a full tipper load or a maximum weight of one tonne, whichever limit is reached first. Confirm material acceptance and the total quote.
View the full price guideYour questions, answered
Why does weight matter as well as load space?
The vehicle has a safe payload limit. Dense waste may reach that limit before the tipper is full, so material type and approximate quantity are needed for an accurate quote.
Can I mix plasterboard with rubble?
Tell us about every waste type before booking. Separate materials where practical and wait for the agreed handling instructions for your load.
Where we work
We take enquiries across the locations in our area directory, including London, Essex, Hertfordshire and Dartford. The collection postcode lets us confirm the route and availability.